Of course you can hire an answering service, but they aren’t going to be able to assist the guest in any meaningful way.  

At this moment, I'm wondering if there is a better short-term loan product that will allow me to extract a much equity out of the property/project and upon the dust settling I can look for a longterm loan product. 

A project that was finished in 2020 goes on your 2020 return.However, if the property was already in service in 2019, you may be able to extract some pieces of the $200k, such as appliances, and deduct them in 2019.

As with any crisis, there are always lessons to be extracted if we can maintain our emotional bystander status.

This will involve my interaction on BiggerPockets to ask questions, respond while providing meaningful feedback, attending local meetups (once this social distancing blows over..), and network to surround myself with people in the industry to build mutually beneficial business relationships.

So, the idea is that you refinance and 'extract the equity' and use it on your next BRRRR.

If we have extracted all of our investment money (we have only succeeded in extracting all of our investment when it got an assist due to market appreciation) then our return from that point on is infinite. 

I think it’s going to be at least till the Spring/Summer of 2021 before we see meaningful increases in defaults.To @Bob Malecki point, the recession or at least a downturn has already begun. 

What information gathering and comps data did you extract to get that ARV?  

With respect to to deal side, do you guys see the offer side of the market pulling in substantially, meaningfully, or not really at all.